Bticino Terraneo PABX 18D User manual

05/02 - PC
335818
Part. T5843A/GB
Installer instructions
for use
Terraneo
Telephone exchange
PABX 18D

PABX 18D 2
Touch-tone telephone
Function
Call an extension
General internal call
Call on outside telephone line
Auto-dial on busy
Short number phone book
Repeat the last outside telephone number
called
Answer a call
(extension/outside/door entry)
Put a con ersation on hold
(outside or door entry)
Put a con ersation on hold and put through
(outside or door entry)
Continuing a con ersation put on hold
Open door lock
Switch on staircase light
Self-switch on outdoor station
Temporary unlock of locked prefixes
Acti ate fast line for data transmission
Acti ating a relay
Deacti ating a relay
Night ser ice
Return to day ser ice
Audio room monitor
Call capture with answering machine
R + da 401 a 408
R + 400
telephone number
R55
R + 30 + short number
from 01 to 50
R + 50
lift the recei er
R
R + from 401 to 408
and hang up
R
R7, with Pi ot ( )
R8, with Pi ot ( )
R61, with Pi ot ( )
R + 97 + password + R
R + 91
R + 99+1n (n=relay number from 0 to 8)
R + 99+0 n (n=relay number from 0 to 8)
R + 312
R + 311
R + 920
R + extension No. where the
answering machine is installed
from 401 to 403
Keys to press
Basic functions

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GENERAL CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
WARNINGS FOR THE INSTALLER pag. 5
PACKAGE CONTENT pag. 5
GENERAL VIEW pag. 6
DESCRIPTION pag. 7
2 MAIN FUNCTIONS
BASIC CONFIGURATION pag. 8
PERSONALISING THE SERVICES pag. 8
MUSIC WHILE ON HOLD pag. 8
HOUSE-AUTOMATION SCENARIOS pag. 8
DOOR ENTRY CALLS pag. 9
EXTRA DOOR LOCKS pag. 10
OUTSIDE MUSIC SOURCE pag. 10
COMMAND STAIRCASE LIGHT FROM THE OUTDOOR STATION PUSHBUTTON pag. 10
CALL REPEATER FOR EXTRA BELL pag. 10
3 PROGRAMMING
BASIC CONFIGURATION pag. 11
PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS BY PERSONAL COMPUTER pag. 11
ACCESSTO PROGRAMMING THROUGH EXTENSIONS pag. 12
REINITIALISATION COMMANDS (RESET) pag. 12
DIRECT ACCESS TO THE OUTSIDE TELEPHONE LINE pag. 13
4 SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING NUMBER ANDTYPE OF OUTSIDE TELEPHONE LINE pag. 14
SETTING ANSWERING MACHINE AND MODEM/FAX pag. 15
AUTOMATIC ANSWER pag. 16
PROGRAMMINGTHE RELAYS pag. 17
CALL REPEATER FUNCTION FOR EXTRA BELL pag. 18
DISABLING TELEPHONES FROM RECEIVING INCOMING TELEPHONE CALLS pag. 19
DISABLING TELEPHONES FROM MAKING OUTGOING TELEPHONE CALLS pag. 20
DISABLING TELEPHONES FROM RECEIVING DOOR ENTRY CALLS pag. 21
DISABLING TELEPHONES FROM PERFORMING DOOR ENTRY SERVICES pag. 22
5 PROGRAMMATIONTHETYPE APPLICATIONS
USING THE TYPE APPLICATIONS pag. 23
EXAMPLES OF TYPE APPLICATIONS pag. 25
6 ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING TELEPHONE LINE TYPE pag. 28
CHARACTERISATION OF AN EXTENSION (TELEPHONE, FAX OR MODEM ...) pag. 29
PROGRAMMING RELAYS FOR STAIRCASE LIGHT FUNCTION pag. 29
ASSIGNING A RELAY TO THE STAIRCASE LIGHT PUSHBUTTON OF
THE OUTDOOR STATION pag. 30
PROGRAMMING THE CALL REPEATER FUNCTION FOR EXTRA BELL pag. 30
PROGRAMMING REMOTELY OPERATED RELAYS AS MONOSTABLE
ACTUATORS ONLY FROM EXTENSIONS pag. 31
PROGRAMMING REMOTELY OPERATED RELAYS AS BISTABLE ACTUATORS
ONLY FROM EXTENSIONS pag. 31
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.9
5.1
5.2
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7

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PROGRAMMING REMOTELY OPERATED RELAYS AS MONOSTABLE
ACTUATORS FROM EXTENSIONS AND TELEPHONE LINE pag. 32
PROGRAMMING REMOTELY OPERATED RELAYS AS BISTABLE
ACTUATORS FROM EXTENSIONS AND TELEPHONE LINE pag. 32
LENGTH OF THE CALL SIGNAL FROM THE OUTDOOR STATION pag. 33
PROGRAMMING THE OUTSIDE MUSIC SOURCE pag. 33
PROGRAMMING THE R (OR FLASH KEY) RECOGNITIONTIMES pag. 33
7 HOUSE-AUTOMATION SCENARIO PERSONALISATIONS
ENABLING TELEPHONES FOR INCOMING AND OUTGOING CALLS pag. 34
PROGRAMMING REMOTE ACTIVATION AND RECOGNITION OF FAX/MODEM pag. 35
PROGRAMMING WAIT RINGS pag. 36
MANAGEMENT OF FAX AND MODEM pag. 36
TRANSFERRING THE DOOR ENTRY CALL TO OUTSIDE TELEPHONE LINE
(DOSA SERVICE) pag. 38
8 CALL LOCK MANAGEMENT
LOCK PREFIX 00 pag. 40
LOCK PROGRAMMED PREFIXES pag. 40
ENTERING PREFIXES TO BE LOCKED pag. 41
ENTERING PREFIXES TO BE UNLOCKED FOR TELECOM pag. 42
ENTERING PREFIXES OF OTHER CARRIERS pag. 43
PREFIXES TO BE UNLOCKED FOR OTHER CARRIERS pag. 44
EXAMPLES OF ACTIVATION OF LOCKS ON OUTGOING DIALLING pag. 45
9 INSTALLATION
CABLES AND CONNECTIONS pag. 53
INSTALLING PABX EXCHANGE pag. 53
COMPOSITION OF THETELEPHONES + VIDEO SECTION pag. 54
INSTALLING THE TELEPHONE + WALL-MOUNTED VIDEO SECTION pag. 55
INSTALLING THE TELEPHONE + TABLE-MOUNTED VIDEO SECTION pag. 55
CONNECTION DIAGRAMS pag. 56
SYSTEM TYPE APPROVAL pag. 82
10 SUMMARYTABLES pag. 83
11 EXPANDABILITY
VIDEO DISTRIBUTOR (ITEM 335918) pag. 86
VIDEO EXPANDER (ITEM 335925) pag. 87
RELAY EXPANSION MODULE (ITEM 335912) pag. 88
DOOR ENTRY INTERFACE MODULE FOR ANALOG AND DIGITAL SYSTEMS
(ITEM 335910) pag. 89
DOOR ENTRY INTERFACE MODULE FOR THE 2-WIRE SYSTEM (ITEM 346810) pag. 90
DEDICATED SPEAKER UNIT FOR PABX (ITEM 335902) pag. 92
INSTALLING THE SPEAKER UNIT pag. 92
ACCESSORY FOR PROGRAMMING FROM PC (ITEM 335919) pag. 94
12 TECHNICAL DATA
TECHNICAL CARD pag. 95
STANDARDS REFERENCES pag. 96
8.1
8.2
8.3
8.4
8.5
8.6
8.7
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
9.6
9.7
11.1
11.2
11.3
11.4
11.5
11.6
11.7
11.8
12.1
12.2
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
6.8
6.9
6.10
6.11
6.12

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Part. T5852A
335818
Part.T5843A
05/02 - PC
Terraneo
Telephone exchange
PABX 18D
1 INTRODUCTION
WARNINGS FORTHE INSTALLER
Before proceeding with the installation read this manual carefully, because the guarantee will be
automatically cancelled as a result of negligence, incorrect operation, improper use or tampering with the
circuit by unauthorised people.
Only specialised personnel should perform the installation and maintenance operations.
Use insulated screwdrivers and do not touch the terminals directly to avoid electro-static shocks.
Do not install the exchange or telephones connected to it near water (e.g.laundries, swimming pools,
damp surfaces) or heat sources (radiators, stoves, cookers).
Do not install the exchange in places which are very dusty or where there are corrosive vapours.
Room temperature from 0 to 40°C, relative humidity from 20% to 80%, not condensing.
When the installation is complete perform the following operations:
1. Perform all the tests described in section 9.7 “SYSTEM TYPE APPROVAL” carefully;
2. Check all the functions described in the “MAIN FUNCTIONS” chapter;
3. Perform the necessary programming described in the programming chapters, remembering to
make a note of all the programming data in the summary table; also when the programming is finished,
check correct operation of the exchange and all the telephones connected to it again.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
The porter exchange package contains:
PABX exchange item 335818
user instruction manual
installer instruction for use manual
Part. T5852A
35818
Part. T5842A
05/02 - PC
Terraneo
Telephone exchange
PABX 18D

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1 INTRODUCTION
GENERAL VIEW
230V a.c.power supply
Staircase light relay (actuation/remote operation)
Extensions from 401 to 408. Connection 1 for telephones 401: emergency telephone line 1 and
possibility of “fast line” programming for fax or modem.
PC connector for exchange programming.
Connector for back-up battery (function not available).
Green led 230 V a.c. ON.
Analog telephone line.
Earth terminal to protect telephone lines inside the exchange.
Red led to check correct operation.
Speaker unit of the door entry system or riser interface, connection by interface of the 2-wire
system or video distributor
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1 INTRODUCTION
DESCRIPTION
The telephone exchange can make systems for communication in homes and offices combining the
telephone services with the door entry services.
Inthe basicversion it canmanage1 analog telephone line,2 door entry calls andup to 8 telephones.
Another telephone can be connected in parallel to each telephone.
Commandssuchasopeningthedoor lockorswitchingonthestaircaselightcanbeactivatedbytelephone.
Or by purchasing the relay expansion module(item 335916) extra devices can be operated, e.g.opening
the driveway gate or other.
The Distributor and video Expander accessories can connect up to 8 video door entry telephones, (as an
alternative to the 8 telephones which can be directly connected to the exchange), 3 outdoor video door
entry stations and a surveillance camera, offering great simplification in making the system.
Because of its ease of use and flexible services the exchange is particularly suitable for use in homes,
shops or offices.Its full compatibility with both pulse-dial telephones (such as dial telephones) and touch-
tone telephones with keypad, is guaranteed.
The telephones can thus be of any type, including two-standard telephones (pulse-dial/touch-tone),
cordless telephones and devices for the office (fax, answering machines and modem).
With pulse-dial telephones not all the exchange services and performance can be used.
EXTENSION
EXTENSION
PABX
TELEPHONE
EXCHANGE
FAX
MODEM,
ANSWERING
MACHINE
OUTDOOR
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2 MAIN FUNCTIONS
2.1 MAIN CONFIGURATION
The PABX telephone exchange is supplied with a “basic configuration”, corresponding to the following:
as a base the programming, temporary unlock and remote activation password is: 1 2 3 4;
the exchange is set up for touch-tone telephone lines;
the answering machine, modem or fax must be programmed;
house-automation scenario 1 is active with the following settings:
all the extensions are enabled to receive incoming calls on the outside telephone line;
all the extensions are enabled for outgoing communications on the outside telephone line;
allthe extensionsareenabledfor thedoor entry services(call,door lock,staircase light, self-switching
on);
all the extensions are enabled to activate the actuation relays;
house automation scenario 2 is for the night service.
direct access to the outside telephone line is enabled.
2.2 PERSONALISINGTHE SERVICES
Theinstallercanchangethebasicconfigurationdiallingcodesmanuallybymeansoftouch-tonetelephones
or personal computer using the TIPBX software. A special password, which prevents programming by
unauthorised persons, is saved permanently until the user changes it again.
Personalisation is not possible with pulse-dial telephones.
2.3 MUSICWHILE ON HOLD
The exchange is already programmed with music while on hold containing the message“please hold the
line”.
Any outside musical source can be used as an alternative to this (see section 2.7).
2.4 HOUSE-AUTOMATION SCENARIOS
At certain times of the day it may be necessary to divert all the incoming calls to the office telephones to
the home telephones, or not receive calls on some telephones, e.g. the telephones of the night area or
study.
The exchange satisfies this requirement with the creation of 5 different house-automation scenarios,
or 5 different modes of operation which can be activated with a simple command.
The exchange is supplied with house-automation scenario 1 active and house-automation scenario 2
programmed in night service. To divert all the calls on extensions 401 and 402, just activate house-
automation scenario 2 while to return to initial exchange conditions reactivate scenario 1.The other 3
basic house-automation scenarios are identical to scenario 1 and can be personalised to fulfil the most
demanding requirements (see “Personalising house-automation scenarios” chapter).

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2 MAIN FUNCTIONS
EXAMPLE OF A SYSTEM WITHTWO DOOR ENTRY CALLS
Door entry call 1
Door entry call 2
Home
door entry call 2
Office
door entry
call 1
Telephone system
2.5 DOOR ENTRY CALLS
Thetelephoneexchangecanmanageupto2separatedoorentrycalls,which can be addressed separately
on 2 telephone units.
If activated the DOSA service can put through a door entry call from an outdoor station to a telephone
number, both landline and mobile.This service is also available even when you are not at home.
Outdoor entry
station

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2.6 EXTRA DOOR LOCKS
The relay inside the exchange can be used to command extra door locks or an automatic gate (if there is
no switching on staircase light and after special programming) or a relay of accessory item 335916.
2.7 OUTSIDE MUSIC SOURCE
An outside music source with input voltage maximum 1 V p.p. can be connected to the terminals;
disable the internal music source by programming.
2.8 COMMANDSTAIRCASELIGHTFROMOUTDOORSTATION PUSHBUTTON
The speaker unit staircase light key is, as base, associated with the exchange relay; this relay is thus
activated both by the telephone key (STAIRCASE LIGHT) or by the speaker unit staircase light
key. Switching on from the outdoor station can however be disabled by programming (see the“Assigning
a relay to the staircase light pushbutton of the outdoor station”section).
2.9 CALL REPEATER FOR EXTRA BELL
This function can command a relay when a telephone receives a call (from outside telephone line, door
entry unit or extension).
The internal relay can be associated with the PABX (staircase light) by programming (see call repeater
for extra bell function section) or the outside relays on the extra modules item 335916 can be associated
with an extension.
The“call repeater for extra bell” function is recommended to make the bell of a telephone in noisy rooms
louder.
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3 PROGRAMMING
Programming can be performed in two different ways:
Manually typing codes on the keypads of the touch-tone telephones.
The programming is not possible with pulse-dial telephones.
By means of a personal computer, using the dedicated software which can be downloaded free of
charge from the www.bticino.it Internet site.
3.1 BASIC CONFIGURATION
When switching on for the first time, the exchange is programmed with the following basic configuration:
Italian telephone network
active touch-tone telephone line
as a base the programming, remote activation and temporary unlock password is: 1 2 3 4
allthe extensions areprogrammedasextension telephones:specific programming isrequired forthe
connection of FAX, answering machines or modem
the door entry call signal lasts for 30 seconds
the staircase light is switched on (with or R8) by means of the exchange relay in monostable
mode for 2 seconds.The relay can be used for other services instead of switching on the staircase
light by means of specific programming.
3.2 PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS BY PERSONAL COMPUTER
All the functions can be programmed by Personal Computer;for this type of programming the exchange
must be connected with a PC by means of interface item 335919. The interface is made up of a 1.5 m
multi-cable with a connector to be put into the exchange IOIOI port and another connector to be put into
the Personal Computer (COM1 – COM2).
Then use the “TIPBX” software which can be downloaded free of charge from the www.bticino.it Internet
site in the technical software section.
For systems including the Video Distributor item 335918 th]ƒ[oftware must be version 3.1 or later.
There is no need to enter the password when programming by computer.This allows reprogramming the
exchange even if the password has been forgotten.
Warning: When the programming is complete take the cable out of the exchange IOIOI port.
Never leave the cable in the IOIOI port when switching the exchange on.If you do the red LED will
flash .

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3.3 ACCESSTO PROGRAMMINGTHROUGH EXTENSIONS
Lift the receiver
Press ke
R
, you will hear the start-dialling tone.
Type:
Dial the password (e.g.base )
- If the password is correct you will hear a start-dialling tone
-If the passwordisnot correct youwillhear a time-outtone.In this casehangupand repeat the procedure
described above.
After the start-dialling tone proceed with the programming.
The programming can be performed from any extension.
# #
1 2 3 4
3.4 REINITIALISATION COMMANDS (RESET)
To reset the factory values for some or whole groups of parameters use the following commands after
performing the access programming procedure:
general reset:
wait for the confirmation tone.
Warning:The command modifies the Password returning it to the initial value 1 2 3 4 and cancels
the short number table, the programmed locks tables and the carrier table.
For the other setting see the description of the basic configuration.
House-automatic scenario 1 is thus reset.
Telephone line parameters: reinitialisation of the telephone line parameters (length of R key or
flash recognition time,…);
fax/modem: Cancelling Fax/Modem and answering machine programming.
3 PROGRAMMING
# 9 9 9 9 9
# 1 9 9 9 9
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3.5 DIRECT ACCESSTOTHE OUTSIDETELEPHONE LINE
This command can activate or deactivate direct access to the outside telephone line of all the telephones
enabled for outgoing calls.
With the “direct access to the outside telephone line” activated (basic configuration), connection to the
telephone line occurs by just lifting the receiver of the enabled telephones.
If the mode is deactivated, lifting the receiver of the enabled telephones you will hear the internal dialling
tone.To connect with the outside telephone line use codes 0or 91.
Warning: only with touch-tone telephones.The programming is valid for all the telephones.
Programming to deactivate direct access
1. lift the receiver
2. press the Rkey, wait for the start-dialling tone
3. dial 980
4. dial the password (4 numbers) and wait for the dial tone
5. dial 10 to deactivate the service
6. confirm by pressing the R key
7. after receiving the confirmation tone hang up.
Programming to activate direct access
1. lift the receiver
2. dial 980
3. dial the password (4 numbers) and wait for the dial tone
4. dial 11 to activate the service
5. composer le numéro 11 pour activer le service
6. confirm by pressing the R key
7. after receiving the confirmation tone hang up.
Note: the “General reset 99999” command resets the exchange with direct access to the telephone line
activated.
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4 SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING
The group of “Macrocommands” has been developed for simplified exchange programming. These
commands also reinitialise the basic values of some parameters, as reported for each command.
Before entering the macrocommands the programming access procedure must be performed.
After the programming with macrocommands the exchange must be switched off and back on.
4.1 PROGRAMMINGTYPE OF OUTSIDETELEPHONE LINE
This must be performed when the two lines are pulse-dial or when only one of the two telephone lines is
used.
The commands must be performed after the programming access procedures (see section 3.4).
Example: activating the telephone line as pulse-dial
Lift the receiver
Press the
R
key, you will hear the start-dialling tone
Type:
# #
Dial the password (e.g.base
1 2 3 4
)
After the start-dialling tone type the Macrocommand:
7 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 #
After hearing the confirmation tone hang up
* *
# 71 01 1 0 0 0
Telephone
line 1
0 o line
1 Touch-tone line
2 Pulse-dial line
Type of line

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4.2 SETTING ANSWERING MACHINE AND MODEM/FAX
Devices such as answering machine, Fax or modem must be so programmed that the exchange can
recognise them.Using the macrocommand the devices can only be positioned on the outlets indicated in
the table.
Detailed programming is necessary to program the devices on other extensions (see personalisation of
house-automation scenarios chapter).
4 SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING
* *
0 073
Type of device
on 401
Type of device
on 402
Enter for each type of device
0 Telephone
1 Answering machine
2 Fax
3 Modem
4 Answering machine+Fax
5 Modem Fax
6 Answering machine+Modem Fax
9 Does not change the previous programming
Example: telephone on extension 401 and fax on extension 402:
Lift the receiver
Press the
R
key, you will hear the start-dialling tone
Type:
# #
Dial the password (e.g. base
1 2 3 4
)
After the start-dialling tone type the Macrocommand:
7 3 0 2 #
After hearing the confirmation tone hang up

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4 SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING
4.3 AUTOMATIC ANSWER
This macrocommand can activate the Fax or Modem tone remote activation and recognition services.
The programming with this command is valid for all the house-automation scenarios.
Example: line 1 enabled for remote operation
* *
# 74
000
0
Telephone
line 1
0 ot enabled
4 Remote operation
5 Recognition Fax or Modem tone
9 Does not change the previous programming
Lift the receiver
Press the
R
key, you will hear the start-dialling tone
Type:
# #
Dial the password (e.g.base
1 2 3 4
)
After the start-dialling tone type the Macrocommand:
7 4 4 0 0 #0
After hearing the confirmation tone hang up

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4 SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING
4.4 PROGRAMMINGTHE RELAYS
This programming must be performed to define the mode of operation and/or the timing of the remotely
operated relays.
The command must be performed after the programming access procedure.
After the sequence 75 several pairs of numbers (relay number and operation) can be entered to
program several relays.
Note: the relay number = 0 identifies the internal relay in the exchange
* *
# 75
Relay number Operation
0 remotely operated 2 seconds
1 remotely operated 3 minutes
2 remotely operated On/Off
3 not remotely operated 2 seconds
4 not remotely operated 3 minutes
5 not remotely operated On/Off
6 Staircase light 2 seconds
7 Staircase light 3 minutes
from 0 to 8
0 exchange relay
1 relay 1 on module 1
2 relay 2 on module 1
3 relay 3 on module 1
4 relay 4 on module 1
5 relay 1 on module 2
6 relay 2 on module 2
7 relay 3 on module 2
8 relay 4 on module 2
from 0 to 7
Example: relay 0 remotely operated 2 seconds, relay 1 remotely operated On/Off
Lift the receiver
Press the
R
key, you will hear the start-dialling tone
Type:
# #
Dial the password (e.g. base
1 2 3 4
)
After the start-dialling tone type the Macrocommand:
7 5 0 0 #1 2
After hearing the confirmation tone hang up

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4.5 CALL REPEATER FUNCTION FOR EXTRA BELL
The table below gives the associations between relay and extension to be considered when installing an
extra bell.
4 SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING
* *
# 75 8
umber of the relay with which an
extension is associated
0 = exchange relay = 405 telefono 5
1 = relay 1 = 401 telephone 1
2 = relay 2 = 402 telephone 2
3 = relay 3 = 403 telephone 3
4 = relay 4 = 404 telephone 4
5 = relay 5 = 405 telephone 5
6 = relay 6 = 406 telephone 6
7 = relay 7 = 407 telephone 7
8 = relay 8 = 408 telephone 8
from 0 to 8
Example: extra bell connected to relay 3 associated with extension 403:
Lift the receiver
Press the
R
key, you will hear the start-dialling tone
Type:
# #
Dial the password (e.g.base
1 2 3 4
)
After the start-dialling tone type the Macrocommand:
7 5 3 # 8
After hearing the confirmation tone hang up

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4 SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING
Example: disabling telephone 8 from receiving incoming telephone calls.
0 8 3 5 0 # 000 1
4.6 DISABLINGTELEPHONES FROM MAKING OUTGOINGTELEPHONE
CALLS
Thispersonalisation defineswhichtelephonescan usetheoutsidetelephone linetomake outgoing calls.
In basic programming conditions all the extensions are enabled to use the outside line.
The personalisation procedure is the following:
*
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5
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1
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01
3
3
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0
1
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0
0
0
0
0
0
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#
Telephone
number
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Disabling
telephone 1
Reenabling
telephone 1
*
Lift the receiver
Press the
R
key, you will hear the start-dialling tone
Type:
# #
Dial the password (e.g. base
1 2 3 4
)
After the start-dialling tone type the Macrocommand:
After hearing the confirmation tone (3 short tones) hang up.
Link with house-automation scenario X (from 1 to 5) which can be activated with command
31X (from 311 to 315)
(see “Personalisation of house-automatic scenarios” chapter in the installer manual)
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PABX 18D 20
Lift the receiver
Press the
R
key, you will hear the start-dialling tone
Type:
# #
Dial the password (e.g.base
1 2 3 4
)
After the start-dialling tone type the Macrocommand:
After hearing the confirmation tone (3 short tones) hang up.
4 SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING
4.7 DISABLINGTELEPHONES FROM MAKING OUTGOINGTELEPHONE
CALLS
Thispersonalisation defineswhichtelephonescan usetheoutsidetelephone linetomake outgoing calls.
In basic programming conditions all the extensions are enabled to use the outside line.
The personalisation procedure is the following:
Example: disabling telephone 04 from making outgoing telephone calls.
0 4 25 0 # 0 0 0 1
*
*
5
5
1
1
01
01
2
2
*
*
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
#
#
Line 1
Telephone
number
from 01 to 08
Disabling
telephone 1
Reenabling
telephone 1
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Link with house-automation scenario X (from 1 to 5) which can be activated with command
31X (from 311 to 315)
(see “Personalisation of house-automatic scenarios” chapter in the installer manual)
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